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I have both Windows and Ubuntu on my machine with dual boot. Windows is on the SSD, and Ubuntu is on a normal hard drive. I've tried the most common solution online, which is booting from a Windows repair USB stick and typing bootrec.exe /fixmbr. But that doesn't work. I've read somewhere that that only works for adjacent Windows and Linux partitions. So, how should I uninstall Ubuntu without any traces?

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  1. set your ssd as the first boot option in the bios/uefi
  2. if it doesent automatically boot to windows use the windows repair usb stick to restore the windows boot loader. if you have an mbr installation:
bootrec /FixMbr
bootrec /FixBoot
bootrec /ScanOs
bootrec /RebuildBcd

for uefi use this guide if you are not sure try mbr first and if it fails try uefi method.

  1. delete tour linux partition using windows disk management(right click on your start menu and select disk management)

    (4.) OPTIONAL for efi installation only mount the efi partition as mentioned here and delete the ubuntu folder.

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